Last week, we told you about the American Bar Association's Resolution 114 to promote affirmative consent for sexual activities. Part of the justification by advocates of the Resolution is the controversial concept of "frozen fright."

Then on Saturday, BIG NEWS. The ABA Criminal Justice Section voted unanimously to remove its support for the Resolution. That caused proponent Mark Schickman -- see picture -- to have a major-league FREAK-OUT.

Schickman sent this indignant comment to the ABA House of Delegates:

A small but organized opposition has taken to the Twittersphere and asked its members around the country to lobby the members of this House, and we have no doubt that this will continue for the next week. Typical of twitter campaigns, it uses buzzwords instead of reason, and polarization rather than analysis. We understand.  Entitlements are hard to lose, and this resolution seeks to limit one of the most longstanding entitlements in human history.  

Are you a member of the "small but organized opposition"? If so, feel free to give Mr. Schickman a shout-out: schickman@FREELANDLAW.COM

Try to keep it as polite as possible!